Never the Same

NTS Camp

June 15 - 19, 2026

Indiana Wesleyan University

For current 5th through 12th grade students 2025/26 school year


To Register Follow These 2 Steps:


Step 1: Please pay the $85.00 bus fee by April 17, either online or by check.

This non-refundable fee reserves your seat on the bus. If payment is not received by April 17, space may be limited and we cannot guarantee your spot for NTS.


To pay online, click here and select “NTS 2026” under the “To” option.

If paying by check, please make it payable to North Ridge Church and include “NTS 2026 Bus Fee” in the memo line. Checks can be sent to North Ridge Church, PO Box 2, Waunakee or dropped in the tithe box at service on Sunday morning.



Step 2: Please register for camp. Cost is $415.00 and increases after April 29 - see details below


Click here to register for camp

  • Click on IN Camp 1, June 15 - 19
  • Click on the blue bar to the left that says, Register Your Student
  • Scroll down and find North Ridge Church and click on it
  • Enter the information asked for on the registration page
  • Fee for camp is $415. $150 of $415 will be due when you register. The full balance is due by June 1.

Registration must be completed by a parent or legal guardian over the age of 18 and is complete when all the required information is entered, and either payment is made in full, or the $150 non-refundable/non-transferrable deposit has been made. Late registration is $435 from April 30 until 2 weeks before camp.  Final registration is $455 for those last 2 weeks before camp. Payment in full is due 2 weeks before camp, or a late fee will be collected regardless of when the deposit was made. 


Questions? Please email us.

CLub 56 & The Ridge

We believe connecting with people your age is important!  

There are various opportunities to get involved throughout the year. 

Email us with questions or to inquire about connecting with a group!

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Grades 5 & 6

club 56

North Ridge Church has a vibrant ministry for kids in fifth and sixth grade called Club 56. These students gather on Sunday nights to engage with each other and the Word of God with fun, age-appropriate activities, events, outings, and teachings. 

For more information or to register, email Pastor Chris.

 

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grades 7-12

the ridge

The Ridge is the official youth group for students in Grades 7-12. Students meet on Sunday nights from 6:30-7:30 p.m. After large group teaching and activities, groups for Grades 7-8 and high schoolers break out at each level for age-appropriate discussions and fellowship. All are welcome. Students are encouraged to bring a friend to join the fun. Contact us for more information or to sign up. 


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growth

Leadership Development

At North Ridge Church, we recognize that a multigenerational approach is the most effective way to sustain and grow a church. Churches need all ages and experiences to maintain a balance of demographics and to draw from the gifts and resources of each group. Our youth bring energy and creativity that we want to help foster into skills and experiences that will carry them throughout life. There are several leadership opportunities for youth to engage in at North Ridge Church. Please email us if your child is interested in serving on a volunteer team.

Areas of Struggle

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  • Roughly 80% of all teens report being bullied in their lives. Many teens feel isolated, lonely and afraid as a result. Bullied teens report more illnesses and miss more school on average. If you feel you have been bullied you are not alone. There is hope, there is someone who fully understands and wants you to know that you are valuable, you matter and you are created by design.

  • Struggling? Feel like things are not getting better? Feel like an outsider? Did you know that 1 in 5 teenagers struggle from depression? You are not alone, many just like you are searching for something more. There is hope. You were created with a purpose and your life is important.

  • Are you constantly comparing yourself to others? Do you feel like you never measure up? Have you become obsessed with what you eat and how much you exercise? Do you use what you eat as your source of control? Are you continually unhappy with how you look? You have value because you are a child of God and created in His image. There is hope and help for you.

  • Teens often report feeling lonely, with the rise of social media, anxiety and depression; teens are reporting more loneliness than in previous years. God never meant for us to feel alone. He created us to be in community with each other. You are a part of a greater family that exists because of you. You belong and you matter!

  • Do you find yourself more irritable than you would like to be? Do you snap or overreact at what others may think is something small? Do you feel angry inside at all times. God wants us to find the hope and freedom from that anger that only He can offer. Many things can contribute to feelings of anger, but there are steps to take to learn to cope with these intense feelings.

  • Often substance use occurs as a result of peer pressure, looking for an escape from pain, or feeling unable to cope with life. There is hope and freedom from using drugs and alcohol. There are many healthy coping mechanisms. If you are struggling with using a substance you are not alone in this, there is help for you.

  • It is hard to find a teen, let alone an adult that is not daily using social media. The trends are to report all the good things in life leading the viewers to feel discontent or inadequate. Further, bullying on social media is a common place. If you find yourself over using social media, having a difficult time navigating your thoughts when you’re on social media, there are new ways to connect with people and find satisfaction in life.

  • The current culture is rampant with discussion regarding sexuality, including LBGTQ and being sexually active outside of God’s design. If you have questions in this area, if you have made decisions that have left you full of shame and regret, there is hope, restoration, and redemption.

  • Family conflict is more common than you may imagine. Tension in relationships with siblings, or with parents seems to be a part of living with other people. At times family conflict can become more stressful and leave a teen feeling alone or scared. Things like divorce or fighting can be hard to manage alone. There is help for you to learn to navigate family conflict and steps to take to learn to cope; you do not have to be on this journey alone.